John,
How about separating it into two fields for input - <input username>
@ <input company.com> - then you could designate the pre-filled value
for xyzcompany.com in the second field, leaving the first one blank.
That removes the need to figure out the tab/cursor/highlighted
question and makes it easy to leave/change the back half of the email
address. Then just reassemble it and validate it on submit.
Hope that helps - it's simpler, and I like simple...
Jason
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On Jun 22, 2007, at 7:41 AM, WebDude wrote:
Hi All,
Sorry for the off-topic post, folks, but I have one that I have
been scratching my brain over for the past couple of days. Might
not be possible to do...
I have a form for a company that they will be using internally. I
need to have two things happen. First is to focus the cursor to the
first field (name) when the page loads. That's the easy part. One
of the fields has the value set to @xyzcompany.com (email) so all
they have to do is fill in their user name. The company also wants
the user to be able to change this field to other email domains as
well so hard cosing it is not an option. When tabbing from one
field to the next, when you tab to the email field, it highlights
the text in that field (as it should, I assume). Is there a way to
place the cursor before the text on tabbing instead of highlighting
the text for editing?
I hope I am clear in my question.
Thanks!
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